Justinian's
Digest 1.1.1 De
iustitia et iure
Torino, Biblioteca Nazionale E.I.1.c4 |
Accursius,
to
Authentica
Quod eis at
Cod. 5.4.23 (=Nov. 51).
s.v. pena x. librarum auri: “nota quod tria debet continere iuramentum:
veritatem, iustitiam et iudicium, quorum si quid defuerit periurus est qui
facit, ut xxii. q.ii. Animadvertendum (C.22 q.2 c.2):
Note that an oath ought to contain three
things: the truth, justice, and judgment. If any of those three are absent,
the oath taker commits perjury.”
Maxim :
Veritas, Iustitia, Iudicium
Agobardus Lugdunensis (†840),
Epistola
15, Collectio XIII
librorum 1.64.2, Collectio Caesaraugustana 6.15, Ivo of
Chartres, Decretum 12.22, Panormia 8.123, Collectio
Tripartita 3.22.17; Laws of Henry I 5.28, Bracton, De
legibus et consuetudinibus 3.6, Peter Cantor, Verbum abbreviatum
c.147, Thomas Aquinas, Summa theologica 2.2.q.89.3, Franciscus Suarez, De juramento
assertorio 1.3, Jacobo Menochio, Consilium 601, Prospero
Farinaci, Praxis et theoricae criminalis (Lyon: 1631) 4.140, Ernst
Friedrich Pforenhauer, Doctrina Processus cum Germanici tum Saxonici
regii (Leipzig: 1826) 145.
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